13:08:35 From Art Hunter To Everyone:
	CACOR YouTube postings < https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMSugW2MKFqZYi344_LuzEA >

14:01:04 From Art Hunter To Everyone:
	Q: What are some of the unintended consequences of hydro power generation?

14:07:30 From Peter MacKinnon To Everyone:
	Q: What are your views on the prospect of commercial-scale tidal power with respect to coastal sites and open ocean options?

14:08:35 From John Meyer To Everyone:
	Q:  Have you found any good studies on the energy return on investment (EROI) of hydro?

14:09:55 From David Dougherty (CACOR) To Everyone:
	Q.  What do you know about the solar cells, which were announced last spring, that can generate power at night?

14:11:26 From Susan Tanner To Everyone:
	Q:  Do you have thoughts about the impact of CLimate Change on the continued existence of rivers?

14:12:20 From Susan Tanner To Everyone:
	Q:  Have you considered geothermal as a complementary source to supplement wind and solar?

14:13:11 From Geoff Strong To Everyone:
	C:  Since the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere goes up with warming temperatures, I expect flooding of rivers is of more concern.

14:17:59 From Peter Bulkowski To Everyone:
	Q:  Has not complementary storage been in operation for many years between Norway & Denmark?

14:30:38 From David Dougherty (CACOR) To Everyone:
	Q.  How much methane and carbon dioxide are generated in reservoirs over what timeframes?

14:30:48 From Phil Reilly To Everyone:
	C. Consequences of energy projects include farmland losses and community relocations (think St. Lawrence hydro dams), soil moisture changes above and below hydro dams.

14:32:45 From David Harries  Canada To Everyone:
	C:  Surely the grid, that moves the power from where it is produced to where it is finally used, influences the strengths of each, of each site, of hydro, solar and wind sources.  

14:33:36 From Jon Legg To Everyone:
	Q:  On long-distance transmission of electricity because of the distant location of the major hydro works, have there been any positive results from the expertise of Hydro Quebec?

14:35:56 From Jon Legg To Everyone:
	C:  Hydro Quebec is now an expert in long distance transmission of electricity. 
	Q:  Are there positive developments from this expertise?

14:40:26 From Claude Buettner To Everyone:
	C:  Iceland geothermal sites used Mitsubishi generators, each one specific to the chemistry of the individual drill location.

14:44:06 From Peter MacKinnon To Everyone:
	C:  Glacier and snow fed rivers are likely to reduce flow in the future as the snow/ice disappears, as in the Himalayas.

14:45:30 From David Dougherty (CACOR) To Everyone:
	C:  Largest dams (can be sorted by characteristics)

	< https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_dams >

15:20:20 From David Dougherty (CACOR) To Everyone:
	C:  On GHGs from reservoirs.
	
	< https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0161947 >

15:22:15 From David Dougherty (CACOR) To Everyone:
	C:  The large dam in Iraq.
	
	< https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosul_Dam >

15:35:59 From Claude Buettner To Everyone:
	Per Phil Helwig's comment  < https://canadianhydro.com/ >